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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-15
chemistry


About year ago he observed strange change in
his feelings He felt tired instead of vigorous; ncr
vous instead OF strong. His appetite became Door
and his sleep broken. He tried to overcome these
feelings. but they would not go. He then noticed
pains and irritation in the water channels and that
he fluids passed were often thick and with a scum
on top or brick-dust sediment at the bottom. All
these were the sure symp of that fearful disease,
Catarrh of the Bladder, which has always been con-
sidered incurable and they continued until the Cap
tain was in terrible condition. But he is the pic
ture OF health and vigor to day, and he owes ii
tirely to that wonderful medicine, UNITS Remedy.
Capt. Greenwood saws: al am 80 ain of the great
value of Hunts Remedy, that al ,s carry a sup
ply on shpboard Tor the of m n en- and | pre-
scribe 1t whenever they are ailin After curing me
as it did, and restoring my (whom the best
physicians OF New YORK. said " wing OF tumor to
perfect health swear ov it,
This Great Remedy absolutely cures all Kidney,
Liver and Urinary Diseases.
For sale by all Dealers.
G. N. CRITTENTON, General Agent,
lis Fulton st., NY.
Send for pamphlet to the Hunts Remedy Co.. Prov
idence. Il. L. augl2dSwtf mr. chwky
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Prince Ferdinand. ot SAKE o0burR
and 9otha. the newly elected Prince CT
Bulgaria, suaht 10 be susosasfal in a.
sssslne bic claims 10 tbs thFous II strong
family connections count fog anything
~ sush matters. He is related 10 one
cay o. another with aluaosi every reign
Inc family OF any account. and after
ssudyinR bis genealogical tree n would
be difionlt 10 say whether be 10 Ger.
man, = Frsnehman or q Hungarian.
PFince Ferdinand iahsrits great
wealth from The union Of bis Hungarian
grandmother. ths da1Rhtsg Of Francis
Joseph KohaEi. with Prince Ferdinand
Of Co6uFR. and has prospects Of larger
riches fFom bis motheF, Princess Marie
Olsmeusine, daughter Of the French
KioR. Louis Philippe. Ferdinand /,
connected DOT only with Queen victoFis
bat, through his brothers and uistsEs
With the thrones Of Belgium, Brazil
Austris and Spain. He has also q hrm
friend IN the CssEina Of Russia.
A German Prince, be h also . Hun,
Rasiau nohleman and an Oeiosr IN ID,
AasiEian army. His instineta are Hun
Rarlau, and be psiaes himself especially
upon bis Hungarian blood. He "a
born o. Vienna, February q. 1861, Ant
is accordingly Austrian BY birth. II
fast. be appears 70 b contested Ia
some manner vish almost every natiOl
Of Europe. except Russia, and II BLOCK
counted for much 10 such matters b,
you'd receive powerful assistance 10 g.
seFtinR his olAins 20 tho BulRariar
throne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
TEE E1rOnrATnoN or HORSES.


The Australian governmsut has re-
soksd It's decree Issued several months
aRo foFbiddiag the expoFtation 81 horses
frsm Austria HaaRary. This IL Q pretty
sure Indication shat, 90 far as Austria
Hungary il concerned, no fracture Of
the peace Of Europe is imminent and
that the war cloud which occasiored the
order has passed away.
In time Of var the European govern
msnis are all bampeEed In their opera
tons BY the lack Of sufficient numbers
Of horses. II var is hard upon the
men Of 9 eoustEy. Il is equally hard
upon the horses; and Il Is always great
problem 10 keep the supply equal 10 The
demand for the cavalry, artillery and
transpoTtatlcn service. France feels
this lack sf q sufficient Number Of hoF-
ses most severely, but Il Is also severely
felt By Austria, Germany and Italy; and
II Is even diffiouls 70 supply sufficient
number Of horses for the eomparativsl,
small army Of Great Britain. Russil
has an abundant supply, and Turkey 4
better situated In thIsrespect than mos
Of Der more powerful nsishbors.
| When there Is imminent danger o.
var in Germany, France or Austria, I
decree forbiddinR the expectation o
horses 10 always forthoo@inR. Sach
decree was Issued By the German ant
Austrian governments some months ago
and the fact thai Il has been revoke.
b. The latter, as has been said, Indicate
that, 50 far Is Auasria-Hungary is con
csrned, the danger Of var seems 10 hav
, passed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
FRIENptY NoYA .carIA.


The Yankee hshsFmen who have been
treated 90 badly By The Canadian gov
etamsnt are 81 present loadly express
iae their admiration OF the people Of
Nova Scotia. wilh whom thsy appear 10
be carrying on 3 serious elFtation. Tie
unfortunate ashermsn have been taught
70 lSok toe little synpsthy from ths In
habiiants Of the towns aud villages
along tie Canadian coast These peopls
ere generally Asessmsn themselves OF
are largely interested 10 sbe ashinR IN,
dastTy. II ts 10 their Interest 10 aie 10
the snforesmsni Of the Laws which she
DSEninicn gsvvFnment has aimed
against The AmeF,can hsheEmsn. ana
they lose 10 opportunity &c sappors the
pomiaicn aataoEitiss in their sHorts 10
destroy The AmeEtoan aahina Industry.
AmeSteaa ashsrmsa cannot bay bait OF
ice from The Feopls alsne ths cAnadisn
eeass. and tvss When tier are IN ais
trees and pu' int enc u TIE Canadian
BARRIERS and bars fOE sselfsF, thsy 90 80
At imminanl Tisk OF ssizafe. VIII sach
hostility aeAisss then en- all slaes snd
With ne snppeFs Or sypuAthy fFun Ihsir
oua goveFnusat. u Is no woades thai
TIE Amerissn asheFnen bad become u.
terry discouraged.
Fortunately, hovevts, they haye 81
last foana fsisaas Ia TIE pesple q Nova
Scotia. TEE Inhabitants q he coast
villages q this rrevlRea sahsssa largely
By trading vita ths ashsrmea. and they
have 10 eh!essian 10 selling ics, hAlt sr
anything else thai usay b desired -
ths AmsFlsan eahsrrstn, vhnee nsnsy
aAsg ED 10 be pxgi SHY gaod. lsaseAd
It aiding The DcnGnisn cfiisiala 10 usse
warfare agasRss The Ysakes asAise re-
ssls Which sess late iAeiF wasesa. tAs
paosle q Sevs Scotia sySapzte'ss 60
,iFely With ihe tssrudess and snasavoF
- nARs then wslSauls ~ every means
withta their pswsx. Tae reople %
Slva Sccia htvs % lavs - he Dsniin-
iea ~ essi. TIER are saxiszs - br-Ah
The eas8s vhiea held zee. - sss eshss
gsouHees azd uaaHy - tsras are asrieas
Cor 'he aansxtsiOa Of sessr rrSvines 10
she UaS,sa Safes, q is sSce'asrely
sSal ~autes tsss tAsY sASal3 Sew re
ara - disrvgArd So ths avs vhiss are
diFsesta ~ TIE Ottawa eevvznHsEt
against q ess hsst sass srasFs &Ed ernsss
tfssuda Ttsis ~rathy ~ Al wlsA lhs
psussasssd eSsssate. sEi he Asssr srs
1slSe - n 1.ssOvE ,Sss lhsT FeSsive
fFo@ ths Nssa soosisns = vstSsnss
wAisA dos uasSe 10 siaaa Ger tha haa
tsle srsAtmsas wessh "a ancsFaed t0s9
By he peopls slSuz az ether rsFtsoas et
he Cs,e8iGn seast.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Ths Iong slrIks b fhs buNsisR trades
81 Chlsazo 4 a. N ed Il has ben
brooehi 70 . sioss thEou9k - sSsEtss u
JOINT eoumittse Of employers ed
woEknan. over which JudQs Tnlsy pro
si6sd 90 uupiss. Ths truths 81 FORA
~ IL eomzittee are and have alusys
ben sslf eyt6szt. tut the fast that
they haTs been agrssd 10 b. The repre-
sentatfvss Of beth cApital and labor Il
perhaps. ssHsient 10 warrast the hops
thai both parties wia so0n askroslsdRe
thst esoh has ssnas rights which he
ether b bound 10 respect The eon-
mittss came 30 the csgnciasiou thai
wheFs there are $40 parties 10 Q trMn-
.etion shsrs viii Be two Interests IN
VOWED. and hsnss = snain saass Of
ts0ablsr may Be in Q separate erRani-
ssaion sndsaSOEias 10 lay down aEbl-
trsxy rules for the regulation Of matters
whieh are Of isint interest," and cor-
esEn." In OhieagO the labor oEzaniza-
tions have been making arbitrary rules
for he regulation Of matters IN which
the employer had . cOne1rrsut intefeei.
Hsnssfcsth. n the bailding trade a.
least, there is 70 Be free labor msrkst.
he snpIoysF. aud not the tassmifh
ssd aRitAtOr. h to Be the hiEsE and dis
charger Of hands. The foreman 10 10
Be the servant Of him Who pays bis
wages, and not Tbs servant Of the league
TO which be pays tax. Certain joint In
ssEssls are 70 Be settled b. isint o0un-
els. sush ~ shoss respecting the num-
Der Of working hours. the minimum
rate Of pay and tbs day On which pay
usent is 10 be made.
Ths establishment Of the Joint oo1n-
ell and the consequent dininusion Of
the power Of the takers and loafeFs
will probably lead 10 the aeeHisition OF
shs onlg thing requisite 70 tie proc
peTity Of all eoRcerned-a fair days
vsges for fair days soEk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

fuR his ssFViana CT inmrnmunls5tV Al
psspsnsinR and pFuasszslne asHh eisam.
: aaG eIsatsE than so pryshls oalg
npaa tha osdof g Ne Oonmlsslu1sf e
FenElnEA - tn8 pena4 nHEua BAktnE
paymsna % 80 panstnn eItow0a. e. Wa
a4Aal wEanRfnaly wiahAol9 frum q EN-
sio1ss OF claimant ne whnls og any
part Of - penGtun 81 claim allowed
aD9 das szeh peusioner e. olatmack
shall D o1eDe4 RuiitY q win3Rmsanog.
and upon ssaEissiaa sksr1of shalI. for
ever suah oHsnsa, Be Hna noa exSaad-
ina $500 or impxisnmmsns AZ hard labor
uof eHeseal1R tWo yeaT1 oF both. 10 tie
oiRoFe9iaA q he e0ars.
Sc. 5 That al la8a md paEtaa e iaua
which eaneist via ths rroTisians q
thu ct Be. md he sane are hereby, -
psAled-
Tks IN b referred 10 shs POSTS. %
RsthsR VITA the kollgwinx circular from
tks nattoaal hsadqaaFssrs;
NKTl1zAt HzkDQuGNrns Q. A. B., I
l. MADuoE, WB, June 8 1881. !
Cirs1laR No. S.
Ths inelosed cirsalar Of the NationaI
Peasien CcInittee fully axplains ths
reasons fcs sabmi1tine 10 TIE ooEra6ol
Of eaeh Pest tie neeomEa1ying bin
vhien g b proposed 70 ~ ooaRres q
pasA.
Ths pEinsfplss invOlves il TIE hiIl
have been repeatedly indcrssd b tha
@. A. R, but IN order 70 lee Oongsesl
have evidenos that cannot be eainsak
- 10 tie exaei opinions Of The con
sades, & b considered proper 10 oalI fol
tofmal expression % tie subject
such comrades - may fAvog othoI
and dfHerens legiziaffon ara fraAsTnnlly
urged % give their epsnion Of this efll
upon its own meEits. because e vii, 4
enacted into Law, RiSs sPssdy rslisf d
thousands Of their disabled eourade.
who need sach help nov.
RsmsmbeF that essr FIRST datF q 70 ear
for the disablai aEi sw6erfag. EafAlas
showid b ailoscsd 70 staad IN tas rsy .
shat.
Il is especially Desirable THAI wksz
this matter h aesed uPon there shouli
be Q full attendanoe. To that end Pes
COHusaadeFs ara urged 10 give ampll
notice Of the time And Purposs Of thi
session. II there are any who do no
approve Of this bill, they should havl
an opportunity 10 LEI theiE epinion b,
known. Let the vote bs couGned 10 yea
OF no on this measure. Post Command
ers will make prompt returns to thei
Department. Headquarters. giving thi
number OF votes for and against thi
measure. on the form on tie hack o
the bill. Department Commanders VII
consolidate those returns By Posts
giving name sid number Of Posi-, an
transmit 10 National Headquarters 70
gsfhsr pith ne oyfgfsai Ftt-FRs fr0m n
Posts. Theas returns will be consolf
dated 81 National Headquarters anl
publ1shed. All returns must Be - thes
Headquarters not later than Sept. nexl
% that they may be arranged for o.
reformation Of tia Twenty arss Nationa
Encampmeni. LUuFUs FAERrHuD,
CommandeR-in Chfsf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
AMEEIcass AaRoAB.

Il is said that there are At present no
less than two hundrsd thoossnd Ausri-
oans IN Londoo. that ia 70 ssy, 8 num
Der Of AnefiSans large esosgh 20 form
TIE popalasiOn 81 . city larger than
CisFeiADd, DssEOii. 81. PaGl Or Mime
aposis. have transferred Themselves 10
TIE ether ode Of The Atlantis. and are
spisyiaR the sights Of TIE Rrisi,h
eApital.
IL b safe 20 assert thas not eue tenth
81 toese too hundred thOasAna tourists
ksvs sesu even . smAn frAcsion Of tie
EFNnd and worderfal sights IN their
own ecantry. They FusA across the
oeean n sesrsa Ct he smasrmtns
whiee tSsy ecaid and uithoes dlRsuisy
Ia ADsfteA. Ths6esirs Of every Amer
can - Sse EaFsps y net b. ssy ueaz .
- - eoa1emBsd, has a asasIa 10 ses
and kHou AmSFiea before crossing tie
Aila1li0 sAOald - tquAiss !e.L
Houeves. if tAs two huaa-sa "a as-
asd AwsgieaEa Ia LHndSa eAecss 70
sriad their san1eF vasztien ahIosa
isssssd q Al houe, it "a probably hair
eva bassrsss, aud usooav has rssha
10 somP.AsH. e ss to be hopod. how-
svsE. 'has ttsy wii uRly rsrxese1t tie
oPlaisss ard sessseser o. tsslf ecrntry.
asE. AnsFisAo vss,soss 70 EaelAst
hAvs Fessnllg false lass tss kAhIs e.
10 tosrs tsa. whGs s2srs are usry
whe Fsasin saesS AaasicasEss sain
pairc4. ,eess aFs essssS1 wa Aeccuas The
rsFsesi sroes aEa are EFssgss waExsir
psss % ESzlsS3 kIa' hsf srssiasi IS
tesn sc Esz.isa sssz sssvss.
Saebossy i ts - so1dszEea wsstsSr
q b EaAaifssssA al hcue eF abroad.
he A@srieAE PsOEis Ass Hoa AEsle-
uanaSesS aa3 tAsy sFs esi sGnirsrs Q,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

9ovsFnoE Bsnpla asd bis seIIov i1u-
ksssEs usil hsvs general sympathy In
thsfF tGosts te secure the admission Of
WasAinQion. After adui1ion IL -
cared ths Republicans of ihs rev State
viii Be fully sbis 70 take care Of iin
voiisieAl foEtanes. and thsy sss0FdinRly
feel iistis alarm II he Democrats con-
upirssy. II tks Hieks-ssmVis comb.
cation desire 10 saoootd, hswsvsE, they
shosid BE- more dlsesrst. A pEsmsture
vablioailon Of thsiE plans v0ald be very
likely 70 lntarfsfs With their saecsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

TEB BEsr MErHops ron NE0rNEKss-
WHEN ATTACKED N cRAMP.


tLHttt4fo 4a{fF~OlcAfA.
Probably one Of the bast ways Of
learning 20 swim b to 20 With oompe-
teat tsachsF IN Q boat IN deep water,
this Supporting the body more buoy-
snkly than that which 10 ahalloWsr. and
preventing the constant tendency Of
beginners 10 tsuch bottom, which hare
Il. Of course, impossible. The teacher
should fasten q rope securely around
the vsist, OF, better sill, 10 q belt which
can neither tiahten nor slip down.
The r0ps mag be fastened 10 q short
pole. Supported In this manner,
the pupil may take bis proper
positioR In the water and praotios the
necessary motions, snd the support Of
the rope may Be gradually lessoned an
Oil the pupil finds himself entirely sap
ported By she water. That IL the hrsi
great lesson with which 10 anoalcAie the
beginner, VIZ. thai be eAnnOt sink II be
viii bnt keep his body under the water,
leaving only his mouth and noss sx-
posed. His body then IL lighter than
the water and be will doai. bat every
ounce Of hssh be shows above the water
10 equal 70 aboat q pond Of lead IN
weighing him down.
Oosks and bladdeEs are oftan ussd e.
supports for learners, bat u Il much
better 90 begin without them. Idfe
preseEveEs ara Of little use, as their bulk
10 generally arsnnd tia chest, and they
hinder free uss Of the aFma asd i'm
pode the motion. Swimming With q
plank Il noe . bad way.
Those persons Who plunge into The
water when they are heated By exercise
aud remain Ia Il until iheF are benumb-
cd with the cold, or exhaust themselves
BY very violent exertion. are the most
subieot 20 attacks Of cramps. Tbs
moment the swimmer Il ssizsd b.
cramps In the Ices be mnai noe suffer
himself TO feel alarmed, but strike Get
the limb with an hfs might. keep ne The
hsei downward and drawing tha
toes as far upward e. he oan, al
though &c the time these move
ments give him great pain. he nay
also turn ca bic baak aBd Jerk The limb
into the air. thoush not % Riga e. 10
lhros himself cot Of his baiance.
6hoald these attempts prove unaneeeas-
fui, be must Try 70 reach The shore With
bic hands, or a. ell events keep himsslf
shoat until asgistAnos oan Be proeured.
II be cannot hoat on his back he nay
swim upright, Keeping bis head above
the surface 81 striking the water down
ward with bis handa near his hlps.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
FOR SALE.

A CoMPLEfR HOUSEKEEPING 6ufflI-
n coaaisting a pariaF. hsdIosn and hlean
furufiars. olrpeta, ete.. can b bought cAef.
Appy On ne premises. uof7hWeel oofllf 4tikd
esd narioa streets. iYit In
LOS nALR-0NR DARK BAT H0nsR
n wnfaht about ii0o pounds ago yan1;
WNll hrcksa 10 snsie and doaele harna1t AZ
10 tie ezdfla; Eeniie and KIND n diaEnzllt1;
p-ioa, $50. Also, one eask arAy korsl; uslIhi
ahout i1ee poaoda; go years gel trsl.l
70 ainale and aguhle harness; Esnfls an4 klna
IN disposition PRISE, 81ea. Aiao. ens benAm
npFing haaKy and harneas, cemplgie nd y
goa orAaK price. af00 Adilruas G. NJ Hal
LER. KefinsT Biock, saastia. " r. tyit =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Esaaizh royalty sF KsaiisA nohallsy.
anGxfssns ~ pssssrzts Shsms.ssss b
fnAseaae aasEaflsa e Losd Thls e
Lady Thai. Eisrspssasns snd maIlNn
sheiE ooanssymen- An Ausxiasn ahsosa
nad nst a@sEt In Ansrfnaafzm o9sn-
sssiy. bsi b shssad nseaE fssasa lhai
hs b - AmsEissn - fail 70 b pE1pd Of
n. 60
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

The San Francisco CATpnicis nssd noi
e back 10 the Idaho ssisars 10 unsaEsh
facts Of isterest 10 The Puget Sound
customs ofBeisls. The hFm Of BeeehsF,
HsFned a Glover, nov represented By
Qainsy A. Brookss, IL atill Ia busisess al
the old stand, sud t6sse IL no use ia
Publishing aneieut aisiOry when that Of
modern times h tqaAily ~ interesting.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
WANTED


UNoR RKNT-HofKE. a Roons NkWLx
IN Furnished complsae ues aalean knilA
ina, fnfniahea ~ eeras land INA nArasA
large oEehnfd. frnii o. an kinAa ehte1ana, 3
sod cows large hara: pew dancisg p4Vilila,
eoHIe; neg wharf regular alcamGn fazd
wood ed wa1er FREE: ~ nv boal; ~
Cor NEXT throo months: isese unl Be aiesa y
responsible parties, or win sal half lutaHaa
~ g hargAin nttis monsF aawn, owner gong
east % business. Adaru@ o. call o. WALTK8
KKTEs, Makfiteo, W.. I, iyi1 q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Il Il said thai TIE existing sontrast1
b5tvesn Tie Canadian PasiEe Railway
aad ne Pacific Coast ssssmship cOm-
pany haEs hesn terminated. Ths
amoant q buaansns dons b hardly
snoash TO warrant sbs sisssship con
vaSy's eontinsinK the IOv rates mads
b. them In ths hops Of eOmpetinR viii
che Amagioan massachusetts, roads
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

7. Safssly, Esu-, Via dnaissEsd n ~
q the tndIEidnal aufieg e eitzsnL
dEminssAsd - ~ R<eMlh 81 rs soaa-
tFy - weaith an4 Fopelaksa1. gWlnR
% Is 1epaKenfe 81 saan3 a. fhe e1seens
6 AaEsh X&ksm8 - olhef pcint1 Tor
tes ds5, th1 0siy es1austrsfion ehich
tuak rsaes hsrs 4zs 6fersuHs haa n
tha eseninR. Af Peussek 3 eanc4 98s
etvca II ths ssoand story Of tie Rev
store hHflair1 iasa eomplsted By Mel
son RicA, walsh 10 new the Enes3 laid
ing cf the kind IN Yakima coanty. Al
NailA Walia hssss- easing gas tAa pria-
eipel fsatzre u tie dag, most q ths
cilinsus Of thai place having gone 70
Portland OF TaeoHa. Tes aAy Was
generally observed In soma way In 81
TIE towns o. Eastern Washington, bal
large deseantionz having gone 10 tbl
s07ad and dove the Columbia gtser
ths exercises we're rot On The whole, q
interesting &c cssAL
wxATEER AND czoP&
The weather during the pasa week hal
been upuEnally hot, and grain Is rspsn-
I trg rapidly. H8ylng Il gong on gen
orally and harvesting has already beg1l
tn the lower and warmer sections OF thu
srd tie WaIis Walla valleys. The pres
ent indications are that the crop o
wheat gill be apveFy large enc exceps q
q few localities. The yield PSF aeTe
over usDy lasRs heidss Il setimated q
from 80 % % bushels per acre. III
surplus for export b skatsd ct over. IN
stead Of under, $4,000 tons from East
ern Washington. A ear load Of n1ul
has bsen oVdered 10 the sound fF0m %.
North Yakima mills, and vii be for
wardsd - soon IS transportation q fur
cished. Extensive shipEents OF 30
SINE kind will b made - soon e ~
new erep comes IN. as numerous mill
are nov In operation. or u ire coarse d
construction, in the wheat growing re-
gions, having ell tie latest and most i'm
proved machinery for the manufacturt
q aour. VIZ r. PRoEszR-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

The Northwestern Express Company
viii Be ready for business On and afteI
June ii, 1851, hstween Seattle and
other points IN Western washington
once with Postal Telegraph Oompany,
Nall stEest. Ths patEoDaRe Of ne pub-
No is solicited.
II. q. ErnrvR. Presideni.
JAMEa A. OARxT Eeo'y. mSl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Il looks e. thongh some Of ne Gov
sEnmsut S1lslais IN this Territory hsd
foEgsaisn that sboai ons-haif Of The
hotdsrs Of Vahais oises vbeu Cleveland
took his ssas hava bsap Esnovsd on The
eTonnd of casrsEse paFtiAnship.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Wash Dress Goods. AfAeE the moai
successful seAsou us ever enjoyed. the
balance OF cur SIMMER stock will Be
closed out 81 hfty cents on the dollar.
ToKI4s 4 6ENaKHNAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
sos REWARD

WILL b PAID TO ANT PERSON erw
Wv Ing infosmakion whieh va "a q ~.
discuvaay o. = whita painted honl whi.A -
losl % Thars1ay, tha liza last, frum - -
Indiana leagth. = fsst; dspth. 3 ~. k,--s
. fssk Apply e HATFIELD \ GAkFeE9
ehipp1ng sna comwlslf.a AEuhaats, T,-iss,
dccE NtTft
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

he grsatagt eut-pFios mb d "a In
tory 81 gsniS furnlshina anodh 4 -
STAR Oloshing Hsasa eraas mnmrmnR -
darwear Hals. kErxR A RamwwwWRa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

They must Be soid.-25s. buys q fns
gents summer nnaersbiFt or drawers a
The star Clothing Hoses, zos CONNER
cial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

A enAnse ika tbs ennaes anlr mmnn ln
q hfstiDa-Drsss Goeds xs ~ 80 4
yard; osly . fsv pisoss lsfl. TuErssS
euSaKnMAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
NEW ADvKRrIsxrKNa

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7 osf-0N THURSDAY, hKTwKKN nm
IL city 1ad Wtlsana Plaza On 4 10 wssss.-
ton. elack shawl tFshEmsa slaA Rinri -
Pinder VII BE- rewarded " leEvin9 4 e.
08ca. i9fs =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

TIE PoaT-ExTEExxaEscEnw fn 20. IN,
asTtaks 10 Fstzxn rateesnd Dan1.criR,e
Al oo1iF5butfo1s m11l b Bens win IN
Hn1eFntazdfnx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

For q Ans sail e. rouhsat a Az.
tin'A foot Of Jsoks0 ssRs,, Laks w..
ington- hRi@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

TNoR aAI.E-A GOOD cAKRfAGn TEkn
II % well matched bag konea asa an1
81 years weight, i11 polnda nach. k@M4
cash. Apply 70 R1EANK w. PETTTgngvks
1f., Port 1ownaaaa, w. 7. si5n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
LAND ron 0ALR.

4 or Q, shock a., kATNARp's-eia4
IL Near south HchnalhenMa
Also, the snmkheMaf qnmrAmr % Ne n1albWqa
quarter q section 3. township IS noFtA, una
trac4
Also tns noFtdeast qaAEtsr e ~ noEl1e4E
quarssr q section ~. township - nesih. raABs
} aaat 90 acres ot00a fhm hnaca caEaeas
into and Il nouthwnal Of Wonflnnd nadfaiaa
70 seattle. lmQnire a. CaAA H0PKfM&
Bsaltls Kleetzic Lshl BuilAinss
geaaIm Frunl srse4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

ss~ pGasOls orsAur.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

A very scisyabie easskrafi0a sas had
10 thEa coanty, 90 ths Uppsr NAgehsz
wseFe The peopts ef tie WenAs and
Matches valleys net 50 tbs numbeF Of
aeo1t sc, IN shady grove neaE the
rfRsR. TIE orktoF e this plaes vzs Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

D--' 80 -. 9 d